Two in three teachers in the region don’t know how to teach a deaf child reveals new data
Data from the National Deaf Children?s Society revealed that many teachers struggle to adapt the curriculum to teach a deaf child.
Read moreDetailsData from the National Deaf Children?s Society revealed that many teachers struggle to adapt the curriculum to teach a deaf child.
Read moreDetailsThe Department for Education (DfE) guidance means schools in England must ensure that school uniform costs are reasonable.
Read moreDetailsDr Vicky Boult?s talk, Elephants on the Move, will take guests on a dramatic and humorous journey alongside a family of elephants.
Read moreDetailsTHERE are now more places for Reading primary school-aged children who have special educational needs (SEND).
Read moreDetailsThe free resource is aimed at policy makers and planners. It shows how extreme weather events will affect risks at regional and national level.
Read moreDetailsA SERVICE which supports children in Reading with special educational needs has won a national award
Read moreDetailsChildren from Shinfield St Mary CE Junior School took part in the event last week.
Read moreDetailsA READING doctor has won two national awards for outstanding achievement as an individual learner.
Read moreDetailsBrookfields Special School, on Sage Road, Tilehurst, received its newly repaired and refurbished trike back from The Silvers' Workshop.
Read moreDetailsThe Bulmershe School, on Woodlands Avenue, Woodley, replaced its old versions with 131 updated ones.
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